tanaboonjew.github.io

Tanaboon “Max” Jewriyavetch

Software Engineer · Thailand

I build software.
It works.
That's generally the goal.

Systems-oriented and cross-platform software, developer tooling, testing, and automation. On the side: increasingly too many AI agents.

View my work → GitHub

Selected Work

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01 Live

Erase Before Write

An interactive SSD simulator: watch a flash translation layer remap every write, run garbage collection, and pay for it in write amplification. Tested TypeScript core; every run reproducible from a seed.

  • TypeScript
  • Canvas
  • node:test
  • Astro
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02 Active

FinPlan

A public, local-first personal finance toolkit with client-side planners, a tested finance engine, bilingual UI, and portable browser-local state.

  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Zustand
  • Vitest
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03 Pre-release

Passenger Princess

A pre-release Cyberpunk 2077 passenger-meetup mod for So Mi, focused on defensive lifecycle handling, safe cleanup, seat checks, and a small extension API.

  • Lua
  • Cyber Engine Tweaks
  • Codeware
  • redscript
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04 Released

PhotoModeOutfit—Songbird

A released Cyberpunk 2077 Photo Mode outfit mod with a small WolvenKit/Python build workflow and validation for ArchiveXL and TweakXL patches.

  • Python
  • ArchiveXL
  • TweakXL
  • WolvenKit
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05 Live

Signal Flags

An interactive signal translator — type any text and hoist it as International Code of Signals flags, flip it into Morse, semaphore figures or the spoken alphabet. Every symbol drawn in code from its formal definition, zero image assets.

  • Astro
  • SVG
  • Vanilla JS
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Professional

Systems & cross-platform development

Linux · Windows

Reliable software, boring on purpose

Command-line and desktop software, developer tooling, automated verification, CI, debugging, and technical documentation — with regression coverage and maintainable changes as the default.

Writing

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#AI & Agents

Building an Agent Pipeline Without Pretending Agents Are Reliable

Failure is the normal case. Design for interruption, review, and artifacts — not for a smooth ride.

About

Software engineer in Thailand. I work mainly with Rust, Python, and shell scripting on systems-oriented and cross-platform software, developer tooling, testing, and automation. On my own time: agent pipelines with real checkpoints instead of vibes.

I build software. It works. That's generally the goal.

Linux · Windows · Rust · Python · AI agents · Gaming

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